We then drove to our next spot and looked for the pair of Rufous Bush Robins (Alzacola / Cercotrichas galactotes), we parked and scanned the nearby wires but found nothing until I spotted a bird singing from a fence on the far side of the site. We drove around but before we reached the spot we found another male displaying in grove of small olive trees and then we spotted the female he was showing off to. We continued to the spot where we saw the bird originally and saw a pair there. We agan moved on and checked another couple of areas out where I had seen birds in the past and in total we found four possibly five pairs of Robins in the area. We also saw Greenfinch (Verderón Común / Carduelis chloris), Serin (Verdecillo / Serinus serinus), Hoopoe (Abubilla / Upupa epops), Small White (Artogeia rapae) and Clouded Yellow (Colias Común / Colias corcea).

We come back down to Fuente de Piedra next to find all the pools on the front of the site dry but we did a walk around the lower track and up to the Mirador under the Oak, on the way we Great Reed (Carricero Tordal / Acrocephalus arundinaceus), Reed (Carricero Común / Acrocephalus scrpaceus) and Cetti's Warblers (Ruisenor Bastardo / Cettia cetti) and Iberian Blue-tail (Ischnura graellsii). From the view point we saw a couple of hundred Greater Flamingo's (Flamenco Común / Phoenicopterus roseus), a surprising summer record of a Common Crane (Grulla Común / Grus grus) but the bird was probably only there because it was injured, Shelduck (Tarro Blanco / Tadoma tadorna), Black-winged Stilt (Ciguenela Común / Himantopus himantopus), Avocet (Avoceta Común / Recurvirostra avosetta) and Black-headed Gull (Gaviota Riedora / Larus ridibundus).

Later we headed back to the house and then later we visited a site just a few minutes away where we had views of two probably immature Eagle Owls (Buho Real / Bubo bubo) as the flapped around on the cliffs doing plenty of wing strengthening wing flapping. Back at the house we listened to the 4 or 5 male Red-necked Nightjars (Chotacabras Cuellirrojo / Caprimulgus ruficollis) calling from the olives.